TechniSat TechniVision 22 HD Quick start guide

Brand: TechniSat

Model: TechniVision 22 HD

Category: LED TVs

Type: Quick start guide

Quick start manual

and warranty documentation

TechniVision 22

/ 26 / 32 HD

1 Illustrations

Rear of TV

TechniVision 22 HD

(connections, attachment, cover)

Rear of TV

TechniVision 22 HD

1 Antenna input

(DVB-C, DVB-T, analogue)

2 LNB Input (DVB-S)

3 Common Interface

4 USB port

5 DC socket

6 S-Video input

7 Audio input (R, L)

(S-Video, Video and

component input)

8 Video input

9 Component input

10 Cable guide

11 Stand attachment cover

12 HDMI input 2

13 HDMI input 1

14 Audio output digital (S/P

DIF electrical)

15 Headphone output

(3.5mm jack plug)

16 Audio input (VGA/DVI)

(3.5mm jack plug)

17 VGA connection

18 Scart socket (EuroAV)

1110

141312 1516 17 18

Rear of TV

TechniVision 26/32 HD

(connections, cover)

Rear of TV

TechniVision 26/32 HD

1 USB port

2 Common Interface

3 LNB Input (DVB-S)

4 Antenna input

(DVB-C, DVB-T, analogue)

5 S-Video input

6 Audio input (R, L)

(S-Video, Video and

component input)

7 Video input

8 Component input

9 Mains power switch

10 Mains power connection

11 Stand attachment cover

12 HDMI input 2

13 HDMI input 1

14 Audio output digital

(S/P DIF electrical)

15 Headphone output

(3.5mm jack plug)

16 Audio input (VGA/DVI)

(3.5mm jack plug)

17 VGA connection

18 Scart socket (EuroAV)

119 10

141312 1516 17 18

Remote control

Remote control code

On/Standby

Sound on/off

Numeric keys

Recording

SFI

Page up

Back

TV/Radio mode

Rewind

Info

Fast forward

Programme +/-

Volume +/-

Zoom/Format

Function keys

Stop

Arrow keys

Pause / playback

Function selection

Option selection

Page down

DVR mode

Sleep timer

Language selection

PaT

Genre

Teletext

Freeze frame / Jogshuttle

Timer

Front of TV

Display

Front of TV

(Display)

Display

IR receiver

LED

Important instructions

2 Please read this first

Dear customer,

This quick start manual simply describes the most important connection options and the

basic operating steps required for you to quickly get started operating the TechniVision 22,

TechniVision 26 or TechniVision 32.

Please also definitely comply with the notes on safety provided under Point 2 of the

instruction manual, appropriate use, operation, power consumption in standby mode and

during operation as well as transport of and cleaning the television. You will also find

information provided in this section about disposal of the packaging and the television. The

manufacturer’s declaration is also provided in this section.

2.1 Intended use

> Connection to mains power 230V/50Hz (TechniVision 26 / 32 HD and TechniVision 22

HD via mains power unit supplied) or to 12 V DC power (TechniVision 22 HD)

> The TV set is intended only for the reception and playback of picture and sound signals.

> The TV is only suitable for connection to audio and video devices, antenna units and

computers that meet DIN standards and have a CE mark.

Use is permitted in private and commercial situations in dry rooms and under supervision.

> Any other use is expressly forbidden.

2.2 Manufacturer’s declaration

The TV meets the following requirements:

> the EU directive 2006/95/EC (low voltage directive)

- EN 60065

> the EU directive 2004/108/EU (EMC directive)

- EN 55013, EN 55020, EN 61000-3-2

and bears the CE mark.

2.3 Important instructions

Please observe the following instructions in order to avoid any safety risks, prevent damage

to the TV, and help contribute to environmental protection.

2.3.1 Safety

For your own protection you should read the safety notes carefully before using your new

TV. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage caused by inappropriate handling, or

by non-compliance with the safety precautions.

Do not open the receiver housing under any circumstances!

Touching parts that conduct high voltages can be fatal!

Any necessary repairs to the receiver should only be carried out by qualified personnel.

Only operate the receiver in a temperate climate.

Do not switch on the TV immediately after delivery or transportation in cold weather;

wait until it reaches room temperature.

Do not expose the set to dripping or sprayed water. If water gets into the unit,

immediately remove the mains plug and advise the service department.

Do not place the TV on a narrow shelf or in small cabinets; ensure a minimum

ventilation gap of 10cm around the unit.

The set has ventilation slits to allow heat to escape from the inside of the set. Do not

cover the ventilation slits with objects such as newspapers, tablecloths etc.

Do not operate sources of heat near the TV that can additionally heat it up.

Do not place objects over the ventilation slits.

In thundery weather and when the set is not to be used for an extended period or

during absence you should remove the mains and antenna plugs from the set.

Overvoltage can damage the TV.

In the event of a noticeable defect on the set, if a smell is produced or if smoke comes

out, if there are severe malfunctions, if there is damage to the power cable or to the

casing and if liquids penetrate the set, pull the mains plug out immediately and contact

the service department.

In the event of a power failure the TV should be isolated from the mains power by

pulling out the plug or by switching the set off.

During long absences the TV should be switched off. This extends the lifetime of the

screen and saves energy.

2.3.2 Disposal

The packaging material used for your TV consists entirely of recyclable materials. Please

sort the components appropriately and dispose of them in line with your local waste disposal

regulations

At the end of its useful life span, this receiver may not be disposed of with your regular

household waste. It must be taken to a recycling collection point for electrical and electronic

equipment.

This is indicated by the

symbol on the product, the operating manual or the packaging.

Important instructions

The materials can be re-cycling in accordance with their labelling.

By ensuring that valuable raw materials are re-used you can make a valuable contribution

towards protecting our environment.

Please contact your local authority for the location of the nearest recycling point.

Please ensure that flat batteries removed from the remote control and electronic waste are

not sent to your regular household refuse site, but are correctly disposed of either in special

bins for problem waste, or at collection points in the retail trade.

2.3.3 Power consumption in Standby and during operation

The TV’s power consumption in standby and during operation depends on the settings you

select, the functions you use and the devices inserted/attached such as CI modules or USB

storage media.

Thus you can reduce power consumption during operation by e.g. only inserting/attaching CI

modules and USB storage media if they are actually going to be used. Power consumption

during operation is also influenced by the selected picture mode and backlighting setting

(Main menu > Settings > Picture Settings). The higher the backlighting is set, the

higher the power consumption too.

As the TV is not fully in standby mode during the automatic software download (Main

menu > Settings > Service Settings > Software Update) for the relevant period,

power consumption can be reduced by disabling this function. Power consumption is also

influenced by the standby clock and fast start functions.

Important instructions

3 Remote control

3.1 Changing the battery

> Open the cover on the battery compartment at the rear of the remote control by

pushing it in the direction of the arrow and then lifting it off.

> Insert the supplied batteries, ensuring that the poles are the right way around

(indicator visible in battery compartment).

> Close the battery compartment again.

3.2 Remote control code

By switching over the remote control option it is possible to use this remote control to

operate a TechniSat television and two TechniSat receivers using the same coding.

> Hold down the remote control code button to switch over the remote control option

and press the OK button as often as necessary until the LED for the desired remote

control option (TV, SAT1 or SAT2) flashes briefly.

The currently set remote control code will be displayed, as the appropriate LED

flashes, while pressing a button.

Remote control

Connecting

4 Connecting

a Connecting the satellite antenna using the LNB input.

b Connecting the cable connection (digital and/or analogue) or the DVB-T antenna to the

antenna input on the television.

c Connecting the television to a BluRay/DVD player using an HDMI cable or a cinch

components cable with the cable adapter.

Connecting the digital audio output to Hi-Fi stereo equipment or surround sound equipment.

TV/Radio

BluRay / DVD

Connecting

The following references a b c d refer to the example connection on page 10.

4.1 Satellite antenna

a Connect LNB input 1 on the TV to your external unit using a suitable coaxial cable.

4.2 Antenna/cable connection (analogue and digital)

b Connect the antenna input for the LCD TV to either a terrestrial antenna or to the

connection socket for the cable or antenna connection.

Use the TechniSat DVB C/T Switch (Part No. 0000/3263) for simultaneous

reception of DBV-T signals and DVB-C plus analogue cable channels. This switch

automatically switches between DVB-T reception and reception of DVB-C and

analogue cable channels, thus preventing potentially conflicting frequency influences.

4.3 BluRay/DVD player

c Connect your BluRay/DVD player using an HDMI connection cable

with an HDMI connection.

4.4 Surround sound/Hi-Fi amplifier

You can connect the LCD TV to a surround sound or Hi-Fi amplifier to obtain the best

possible sound quality.

d If your amplifier has an appropriate electrical input (S/P-DIF), connect the Audio

output digital electrical to the input on your amplifier.

Depending on the broadcaster concerned, the stereo signal (PCM) and, where

broadcast, Dolby Digital signal (AC3) are available.

4.5 Mains power connection

TechniVision 22 HD

The TV should only be connected to the mains power supply using the adapter after

cable connections to the associated components have been fully set up. This will avoid

damage to the TV or other components.

> Connect the mains adapter pin connector to the DC socket (see page 2 #5).

> Then attach the mains cable to the adapter and connect it using a 230 V / 50 Hz plug.

TechniVision 26 / 32 HD

The TV should only be connected to the mains power supply using the adapter after

cable connections to the associated components have been fully set up. This will avoid

damage to the TV or other components.

> To do this, attach the mains cable to the mains power connection (see page 3

#10) and connect it using a 230 V / 50 Hz plug.

5 Basic operation

Dear Customer,

the following section starts by covering basic operation as well as recurring operating

steps for the TV. This should make it easier to read the instruction manual, since it avoids

repeated description of identical steps at each individual stage.

The so-called "On Screen Display" is used on your television. This simplifies operation of

the television since the buttons on the remote control can take on different functions, which

makes it possible to reduce the number of buttons.

In this On Screen Display (OSD for short) the selected functions or settings are highlighted.

Furthermore, you will see a line at the lower edge of the screen in which the various buttons

on the remote control are shown with their current functions.

In this instruction manual the terms shown in the OSD as well as the buttons to be

pressed are highlighted from the rest of the text by the display format used.

Warning - indicates an important note which you absolutely should observe in order to

avoid problems with the television, loss of data or unwanted operation.

Tip - indicates a note about the function described as well as other functions

associated with it and any others to be observed with reference to the respective place

in the instruction manual.

5.1 Switching the television on/off

> When the TV is on standby, you can switch it on by pressing the On/Standby button.

> When operating normally you can switch the TV to standby mode by pressing the

On/Standby button.

When switching the TV on/off, also observe point 7.1 and points 7.1.1 - 7.1.4 as well

as the instructions given under these points.

Basic operation

5.2

Calling up the main menu and navigating through the menus /functions

The following example will illustrate how you reach the main menu and call up a submenu.

The objective of the example is to call up the Picture settings menu.

> Press the Menu button. The main menu appears on the screen.

> Select the Settings menu item by moving the highlight over this item using the

arrow keys.

> Press the OK button to open the Settings menu.

Basic operation

> Use the up/down arrow keys to highlight the Picture settings item.

> The Picture settings menu is opened by subsequently pressing the OK button.

You can also highlight the individual menu points in the same way as you highlight an

item on a submenu to open it and alter the respective settings.

The menu items in some menus have to be highlighted by moving sideways. This is

done by pressing the right/left arrow keys.

By pressing the up/down arrow keys it is possible to move the highlight from line to

line and to move upwards and downwards page by page using the page up/down

buttons.

You will see the so-called menu path in the uppermost line of the menu. This shows

you the menu you are currently in and the path you took to reach this menu. In the

example shown this is Main menu > Settings > Picture settings. The menu

path is also shown throughout the instruction manual and shows you how you can

reach the respective menu with the settings described.

If the blue function key with Help is displayed in the bottom line on the screen, a

Help page can be displayed by pressing this button and hidden by pressing it again.

Basic operation

5.3 Accepting settings / Exiting menus and functions

In some menus and functions the changes made must be accepted manually in order to

save them permanently. If this does not happen, the values that existed before leaving the

menu or the function will be reset automatically.

If an Accept field or the green function key with Accept is displayed in the bottom

line of the screen, you can see that the changes made must be saved manually to

be accepted.

> By highlighting Accept using the right/left arrow keys and confirming with the

OK button or by pressing on the green function key (Accept), the changes are

saved and you return to the next menu level up.

Alternatively:

> Press the Back button.

A request appears asking whether the changes you made should be applied.

Use the right /left arrow keys to highlight Yes or No and confirm with the OK

button.

According to your selection the changes are now saved or rejected and you return to

the next menu level up.

Alternatively:

> Press the Menu button to leave the menu directly.

The settings that need to be saved manually will be reset in this case.

If the green function key with Accept is not displayed in the bottom line of the

screen, the changes are saved automatically when leaving the menu.

5.4 Changing a setting

You can create settings using the arrow selection method, the selection list, by

entering numbers and by using the virtual keyboard. The television dictates the

method that can be used to alter a marked setting. You can see this from the following

displayed symbols:

Arrow selection method (Point 5.4.1)

Arrows are shown on the left or right edge of the marking.

Selection list (Point 5.4.2)

The symbol is shown on the right edge of the marking.

Entering numbers (Point 5.4.3)

Virtual keyboard (Point 5.4.4)

The symbol is shown on the right edge of the highlight.

Basic operation

5.4.1 Arrow selection method

> If is shown on the left and on the right next to the set value, you can alter this using

the left/right arrow keys.

5.4.2 Selection list

If is shown on the right next to the set value, the value is changed using the selection list.

> Press the OK button to open the selection list.

> Highlight the setting you want using the up/down arrow keys.

By pressing the up/down arrow keys it is possible to move the highlight from

line to line and to move upwards and downwards page by page using the page

up/down buttons.

> Confirm by pressing on the OK button. The selection list is closed again and the

selected setting is shown in the menu.

Basic operation

5.4.3 Entering numbers

> Enter the new setting you want using the numeric keypad key if a question

mark

or a number value or is shown inside the highlight.

Note the number of digits used in the entry as there must always be the same number

used. This means that if a five-digit value is required, for example “10600", but you

only wish to set a four-digit value, for example “9750“, then you must enter a “0” at the

beginning for every unused location. Therefore, in this example, it would be necessary

to enter “09750”.

5.4.4 Virtual keyboard

If is shown on the right next to the set value, the value is amended using the virtual

keyboard. You have three different keyboard options when using this data entry method.

You can switch the keyboard layout between the so-called QWERTY keyboard and the

alphabetic keyboard; an SMS keyboard can also be used at any time.

The functionality of the QWERTY keyboard is identical to that of the alphabetic keyboard.

They only differ in the arrangement of the various letters, numbers, characters and symbols.

> Press the OK button to open the virtual keyboard.

The keyboard now appears in the alphabetic format.

> You can switch to the QWERTY keyboard and back to the alphabetic keyboard by

pressing the Option button.

You can now enter the term you want as follows.

Arrow keys: Moves the highlight on the keys of the virtual keyboard.

OK: The highlighted character is added to the end of the term, or

the highlighted function is executed.

/ Yellow function key: The keyboard switches between upper case/lower case.

/ Red function key: Pressing/holding down deletes the character in front of the

orange highlight/the whole entry.

/ Green function key: The entered term is accepted.

/ Blue function key: The keyboard switches over to the alternative characters.

: Moves the orange highlight within the term.

Basic operation

The SMS keyboard is operated using the numeric keypad key on both the alphabetic

and the QWERTY keyboard and can be used at any time. Therefore the coloured buttons

incorporate the functions described above.

> Press one of the numeric pad keys 0 - 9 and select the various letters, numbers,

characters and symbols.

The first letter of the respective row of characters is highlighted after first pressing a

numeric keypad key.

> The highlight then moves one field to the right for every additional press of the same

numeric keypad key.

Press as often as necessary to reach the desired character. This will be added to the

entered term after a short delay.

The various numeric pad keys are assigned the following displayed letters, numbers,

characters and symbols.

Once you have reached the field you want with the highlight, you can then begin

selecting the next character immediately since, in this case, the character is directly

added to the term.

If you wish to continue directly selecting a character from the same numeric

keypad key, you can add the previously highlighted character to the term by

pressing the right arrow key.

Basic operation

5.5 Option selection

You have the option in some menus and operating modes (e.g. TV mode, music/images

playback etc.) to call up additional functions and options using option selection.

> Pressing the Option button opens the option selection in the lower right-hand corner

of the screen.

In this example we can see the option selection for the channel list.

Every additional press of the Option button moves the highlight down one line each time.

Some options are selected directly in this window. Other options for a number of

subordinate selection options are located in the option groups. Highlighting one of

these option groups automatically opens another window on the left.

> You can use the up/down arrow keys within the option group to highlight one of

the options listed in there.

By pressing the up/down arrow keys it is possible to move the highlight from line to

line and to move upwards and downwards page by page using the page up/down

buttons.

> The highlighted option is selected by pressing the OK button and you exit the option

selection area.

> If you do not want to select an option or wish to leave the option selection area without

making any changes, simply press the Option button until it is hidden.

Basic operation

6 Initial installation

On initial installation of the TV, the installation wizard starts AutoInstall automatically.

Using the installation wizard is the simplest way for you to create the most important

settings for your TV.

The initial installation process shown here serves merely as an example. The exact

process for the initial installation will depend on the settings you select. Therefore

please follow all instructions displayed on screen carefully.

Menu language

> Use the up/down arrow keys to highlight the menu language you want and

confirm by pressing the OK button.

The preferred audio language will be set automatically according to this selection.

Country selection

> Using the up/down arrow keys select the country in which the television will be

operated and confirm by pressing the OK button.

Automatic setting of the local time as well as changing to summer/winter time will take

place based on your selection.

Channels will also be automatically sorted in the installation wizard according to this

setting as well following a channel search.

Initial installation

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TechniSat TechniVision 22 HD Quick start guide

Brand: TechniSat

Model: TechniVision 22 HD

Category: LED TVs

Type: Quick start guide

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